(CNN) — Jerry Sandusky’s adopted son and six other victims of the former Penn State assistant football coach have finalized settlement agreements with the university, attorneys said.
The amounts of the settlements are confidential.
Sandusky, 69, was convicted in June 2012 on 45 counts of child sex abuse, ranging from corruption of minors to involuntary deviate sexual intercourse. He was sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison.
“The settlement is never going to take away what he did, but it will give me an opportunity to take the proper steps to recovery from this. It’s not about the money. It’s about holding people accountable for the things that they have done,” a man known as Victim 10 said in a statement from attorneys Joel Feller and Matt Casey.
“Despite the settlements, my life will never feel ‘back to normal.’ If I had the power to go back in time and not ever meet Jerry Sandusky, I wouldn’t hesitate,” said Victim 7.
He and Victim 10 joined Victim 2, Victim 3, Sandusky’s adopted son, Matt, and two others in the settlement.
A man known as Victim 5 was the first to settle his civil suit against the university, his lawyer said this month.
The university faces some 30 suits. It has set aside $60 million for payouts.
“We recognize settlements cannot erase what has happened, but we hope the victims of Jerry Sandusky find some degree of justice in the university’s response,” said David La Torre, a Penn State spokesman.
CNN’s Chris Boyette contributed to this report.
